Trying to decide between these & the worms. I've only ever tried the worms. But one reviewer of the worms suggested that the bears are better. Advice?
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I have never tried the worms, however, I can tell you the Bears are simply delicious, you can taste each individual flavor, they are not too sweet with the most intense flavor. I hope this answers your question.
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Sorry, I am the opposite. I have only tried the bears. I will say this. Everything I have tried from Albanese has been top drawer. They really do a good job on all their confections!
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The bears are great and my grandchildren love them but I have not tried the worms
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My family absolutely loves the bears... we haven't tried the worms. You will not regret the bears!
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I have never tried the worms but I think the bears are great. They have a good flavor.
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Good review, even though 2 years ago. Still good info. I'm thinking for the pro the Little Giant might show better quality after much use, but for home owners the Gorilla might be fine. Just a guess based on unrelated experience.
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Good question. I didn't think to ask that. I've ordered these and fed them to my beardie and he was fine. Gobbled them up.
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My current dogs prefer the soft jerky/stick-style treats, they just don't like the crunchy biscuit kind, no matter what brand it is. I have had two dogs that liked the crunchy ones, but they were the kind of dog that would eat about anything anyway. I'd try the jerky/soft treats, my dogs have liked all the snack sticks from Newman's Own. (Give the ones your own dogs won't eat to your local shelter--there will surely be a dog there who would like them!)
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Sorry Cece, but this didn't work for me. I ended up using a different product. I was frustrated with the complete lack of support or answers to questions as well. I believe I had worms, actually saw them, and I don't think this was strong enough. I hope you achieve some relief.
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Yes, they have reduced the newt weight of the package. With that said, they are still worth the price. If you have a small dog, be sure to get the normal size chew, not the " Big Boys ". They are a thinner slice and easier to chew. I cut the larger pieces in half. Side note, remember what goes in orange comes out orange, so don't be alarmed. Introduce slowly, the high fibre has it's affect.
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The best way to deal with the fruit flies... I control them with apple cider vinager and a drop of dawn dish soap. Then I let the worms eat everything in the bin before I add anything else.. I use Heinz cider. Not sure why but I've tried other brands and did not catch any flies. I also use a stemless wine glass. I've been doing this for several years and no mater what u put in your bin. Ur gonna get other visitors. As long as they aren't harmful to the worms they can be controlled.
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Frank - I suppose it's a matter of preference. I found the bags stinky, messy, and kind of ugly. I like the appearance of the Tanglefoot traps better, and since I'm in a neighborhood, that mattered to me. Plus, the kids in the neighborhood absolutely LOVE helping me empty them and supervising the slaughter of billions of beetles. This is my second year with these traps, they are in perfect condition, and I expect that they will last many more seasons, with just replacing the bait. Anyway, enjoy the rest of the gardening season and DEATH TO JAPANESE BEETLES!!!Ann
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What did you end up purchasing? I am wondering the same thing, as I will want them to be in the attic & stay bug free, but I keep reading reviews about how junky everything is.
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Hello! I tossed one of the medium sized bears in a bowl of water. It roughly floated - hung out on top, but much of the bear was underneath the water's surface, with only a little amount actually above the water. So they do seem to float, but not as good as, say, a rubber ducky. Hope this helps!
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Well Rian, your question should be directed to the either the maker or the seller of the Yummy Chummies. I, too, have noticed my latest bag has much firmer treats, appearing to have dried in storage, and I am definitely not pleased. Even though they are harder, the dogs seem to like them all right and are able to chew them anyway.
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I have not had problems with the eyes of the bear. I agree to the toy.Regards.Pablo.
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I had a bear get at two of my feeders last year and he broke the bases. On chance, I emailed More Birds and they sent me replacement parts! It would be worth an email.Jim
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Thanks you for your quick response. Bit I guess I still don't quite understand. The directions say to either use them on primary runs (which I guess are the little ridges just below the surface), exploratory runs (which I didn't understand), or in the deep tunnels (which I guess is right inside the little volcanoes or mounds they dig. I have tons of mounds, so I thought I'd drop the worms in there first, unless that is not the best option. Right now, I've smashed all the mounds down and will check which ones reappear. Thanks again.
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I would say its worth a try. I have an 8 month old hound mix who can eat the corner of a kitchen table in 2 mins. She loves the stump and is constantly trying to stick her head in. She loves the squirrels. She tries to pull their tales off. I've said it before and ill keep saying it until I find out by experience otherwise, kyjen makes some really amazing products. We have a snake, a squirrel mat, a jumbo stump, an octopus, squeaky eggs all over and a hedge hog or two. They are all built to last. Of course if your pup decides that he's hell bent on killing the stump it will eventually get torn to shreds but I think it's a great buy. I would say its worth a try. I have an 8 month old hound mix who can eat the corner of a kitchen table in 2 mins. She loves the stump and is constantly trying to stick her head in. She loves the squirrels. She tries to pull their tales off. I've said it before and ill keep saying it until I find out by experience otherwise, kyjen makes some really amazing products. We have a snake, a squirrel mat, a jumbo stump, an octopus, squeaky eggs all over and a hedge hog or two. They are all built to last. Of course if your pup decides that he's hell bent on killing the stump it will eventually get... » Read More I would say its worth a try. I have an 8 month old hound mix who can eat the corner of a kitchen table in 2 mins. She loves the stump and is constantly trying to stick her head in. She loves the squirrels. She tries to pull their tales off. I've said it before and ill keep saying it until I find out by experience otherwise, kyjen makes some really amazing products. We have a snake, a squirrel mat, a jumbo stump, an octopus, squeaky eggs all over and a hedge hog or two. They are all built to last. Of course if your pup decides that he's hell bent on killing the stump it will eventually get torn to shreds but I think it's a great buy. « Show Less
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I don't know yet how the disks work yet, haven't tried them, and I never tried the bears. Sorry.
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I didn't have any luck with the works i bought from a bait shop. Its my understanding that they are usually night crawlers which aren't the ideal composting worms.